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RWRDS Daily Update August 29: The Ultimate Guide to AIR MILES Card Linked Offers and a Guide to Airline & Hotel loyalty programs that you can earn miles or points with Canadian Credit Cards + MORE Aug 29th
The Ultimate Guide to AIR MILES Card Linked Offers and Back-to-School Shopping & a Guide to Airline & Hotel loyalty programs that you can earn miles or points with Canadian Credit Cards. Check out today's points & miles updates here:
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Air Canada Aeroplan and Chase are launching a co-branded Mastercard in the U.S. Dec 14th
This post is for our readers from the U.S. and of course for our Canadian readers who play the U.S. credit card game! Air Canada just announced they will be partnering with Chase in the U.S. to offer am Air Canada Aeroplan Mastercard in the U.S. This will mark the airline program's reentry into the .... More »
The best no-fee credit cards in Canada for 2024 + MORE Jun 21st
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The best no-fee credit cards in Canada for 2024
From cash back to rewards points (and perks like no foreign transaction fees), here's a list of Canada's best no fee cards.
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Stock market news for Canadian investors: BMO, Scotiabank and National Bank report earnings + MORE Feb 26th
Companies that reported earnings this week
BMO
Scotiabank
National Bank
BMO Financial Group reports $2.14B Q1 profit up from $1.29B a year ago
Source: Google
BMO (TSE: BMO)
Q1 earnings: $2.14 billion, up from $1.29 billion a year earlier.
Revenue: $9.27 billion,.... More »
WestJet Rewards More Canada More Rewards Progress Check - How many provinces have you flown to? + MORE Aug 2nd
We're almost at the half way point for the WestJet Rewards More Canada. More Rewards. promotion and we'd love to hear how you are doing with the promotion!This is the offer that we developed the concept for and awards up to 1,000 bonus WestJet dollars for traveling across Canada. The more provinces.... More »
Manulife Bank to install 830 ATMs across Canada
– moneysense.ca
(Jean-Sebastien Evrard/AFP/Getty Images)TORONTO – Manulife Bank says it plans to install more than 800 automated banking machines across the country by the end of September.
The 830 machines will be located in Mac’s, Couche-Tard and Circle K locations.
The machines will be managed by Stanley Security and will be part of the Exchange Network, a network of banks and credit unions that provide deposits and withdrawals to customers free of charge.
“Our customers have asked for greater access to ABM services,” Rick Lunny, the president and CEO of Manulife Bank of Canada, said in a statement.
“This is all about offering convenient banking near where our customers live and work.”
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B.C. to legislate $36 billion agreement with Pacific NorthWest LNG
– canadianbusiness.com
VICTORIA – A blue print for the largest private-sector investment in British Columbia’s history will be presented next week in the provincial legislature.
Finance Minister Mike de Jong made the statement as he announced the deal with Petronas-backed Pacific NorthWest LNG that sets out a ratification process for a proposed $36 billion liquefied natural gas export facility near Prince Rupert.
De Jong says construction of the facility will create up to 4,500 jobs and generate about $9 billion in revenues for the province over a decade, once the facility is in operation.
He says the agreement will include assurances that Pacific NorthWest LNG will not face significant increases in specific taxes, including the LNG income tax, the carbon tax and the natural gas tax credit.
But the minister says the agreement does not protect the company from increases in provincial sales and corporate taxes.
De Jong says project development agreements provide certainty and stability for B.C. and the company…
Finance Minister Mike de Jong made the statement as he announced the deal with Petronas-backed Pacific NorthWest LNG that sets out a ratification process for a proposed $36 billion liquefied natural gas export facility near Prince Rupert.
De Jong says construction of the facility will create up to 4,500 jobs and generate about $9 billion in revenues for the province over a decade, once the facility is in operation.
He says the agreement will include assurances that Pacific NorthWest LNG will not face significant increases in specific taxes, including the LNG income tax, the carbon tax and the natural gas tax credit.
But the minister says the agreement does not protect the company from increases in provincial sales and corporate taxes.
De Jong says project development agreements provide certainty and stability for B.C. and the company…
Business and personal expenses better on separate cards
– creditcards.com
You can legally use a small-business credit card for all of your spending, but there are advantages to keeping them separate
